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balance off the extra dost of special equipment and herbicides with the savings realized in the reduction in the number of operations. The recommendations f or the rate of fertilization, plant population, variety of corn, and the time of planting are approximately the same for all systems of corn production.

Present trends in all systems of corn production appear to be towards closer row spacing than formerly used. Thirty-six inch rows are not uncommon in many areas, and some farmers are using closer row spacing. Present to-row harvesting equipment is a limiting factor in close row spacings. The information given herein is supplied with the understanding that no discrimination is intended and no endorsement by the Virginia Agricultural Extension Service is implied.

Stibestrol for Beef Cattle

Pasture: Use on all steer _ cattle going oil pasture. Size 500 lbs. and oyer - Amount to use ... 12 mg. implant. Results expected...Thirty extra pounds weight for pasture season. There will be no reduction in quality and the cattle will respond as well in the feedlot qs cattle receiving no implants. Caution: DO NOT OVERDOSE! Feedlot: Implants ... 24 mg. Feed ... 10 mg. per day. Results are the same whether you feed or use implants. Heifers ... same dose as for steers but response will only be half as much. Suckling calves ... We aren’t ready to recommend it for suckling calves. Caution: Use for cattle destined for slaughter only.,

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